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中文:清朝皇帝私人旗
閩南語 / Bân-lâm-gú:清朝皇帝私人旗 / Chheng-tiâu hông-tè su-jîn-kî
English: Standard of the Ching Emperor
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Source Ching Dynasty Naval and Civil Ensigns chart (1881)
Author Eugene Ipavec and Mario Fabretto
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